The mechanism of Mendelian heredity

Thomas Hunt Morgan

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Philosophy and History of Science Chromosomal and Genetic Variations Evolution and Genetic Dynamics

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Chickens (see Fowls).Chlorophyll grains, 137-139 Chromosomes, 2, 7-8 Club, 32-34 Color blindness, 83 Columbine, 157 Corn, 26, 161-164, 179, 188-190 Correns, 137-138 Cotton, 26 Coupling, 5 Cream color, 203 Crossing over, 48-71, 131-135 Ctenolabrus, 121 Cuenot, 159, 190 Cumulative factors, 174 D

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1911The Genotype Conception of Heredity

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